Coding standards, frameworks, refactoring, and code review (16.8K skills)
Save changes made during the current conversation as one Git commit on the current branch. Select specific files, leave unrelated work unstaged, and stop after committing without creating a branch, pushing, or opening a pull request.
Guides a pull request from local checks through a recorded demo, GitHub upload, merge, and development environment verification. Explains the project's test and preview labels, attachment requirements, and rules for keeping the pull request current.
Route code changes and SQL analysis to isolated Kortix work sessions with clear requirements and workspace details. Coordinate parallel investigations or independent pull request reviews, then summarize deliverables, verification results, and differences between findings.
Build web applications from a bundled Express, Vite, React, Tailwind CSS, and Drizzle ORM template. Follow a schema-first workflow to create pages, backend APIs, and connected forms, with guidance for styling, testing, and deployment.
Build websites, landing pages, and interactive experiences with colors, typography, and layouts shaped by their subject. Create images and logos, then check desktop and mobile views with Playwright before delivering a verified local preview.
Configure agents, tools, app deployments, and scheduled work in Kortix. This reference explains project files, command-line operations, permissions, and the differences between pi and OpenCode, helping agents follow the platform's configuration and change-review process.
Review agent work histories to identify recurring failures, repeated discoveries, and stalled tasks. Improve the prompts, specialist agents, skills, tools, and memory that guide future work, then submit those changes separately for review.
Find and call external service actions through Kortix connectors, choosing the appropriate connected account. Use the CLI for agent tasks or the TypeScript SDK for reusable workflows, with third-party credentials handled by the gateway.
Find projects, skills, agents, and tools in the Kortix catalog, then adapt their files to an existing project. The skill guides source inspection, configuration merging, and preparation of a change request for user review.
Update outdated project packages on an isolated branch, handle changes that break compatibility, and run installation, code checks, builds, tests, and security audits. Open a pull request only after every required check passes, with deferred upgrades recorded.
Process one recommendation selected by ID from a local issue or CI triage report. Apply, reject, or defer it, record the outcome, and obtain separate confirmation before each change made on GitHub.
Review OpenShell issues, pull requests, and failed main-branch checks, then build a local Markdown report with linked evidence and ranked recommendations. Saved progress helps resume an unfinished triage pass without changing GitHub.
Review a GitHub pull request or branch and receive a concise summary of its purpose, design choices, and notable code. Check linked issue acceptance and highlight evidence-based concerns through their observable impact on users.
Keep repository contribution guidance consistent after workflow changes. Compare agent skills, coding guidance, contributor documentation, and issue and pull request templates, then fix contradictory instructions, outdated references, and mismatched inventories.
Turn a GitHub issue into a scoped implementation plan and, when authorized, code changes, tests, documentation, and a pull request that closes it. Check existing ownership and feedback to keep work aligned with acceptance criteria.
Develop and fix OpenShell’s keyboard-driven terminal interface using guidance on screen structure, background data fetching, themes, and navigation. Follow existing implementation patterns to add features that fit the interface’s established behavior.
Assess OpenShell issues by checking first-hand use cases, reproduction evidence, existing behavior, and duplicates. Prepare a concise technical assessment, request specific missing information, and leave acceptance and roadmap decisions to human maintainers.
Create GitHub issues for OpenShell bugs, feature requests, and tasks using the gh command-line tool. Organize firsthand use cases, impact, and completion criteria into the project's templates, then return the created issue link.
Investigate a specific OpenShell problem or feature need and create a structured GitHub issue. Record observed behavior, technical findings, alternatives, and missing evidence so a human can decide what to accept and pursue.
Turn a design request into an OpenShell RFC, a proposal for review and discussion. The skill follows the project template, assigns an available number, and organizes motivation, alternatives, and open questions into a draft.
Check whether OpenShell issues and pull requests fit the project, then track review feedback and automated checks. State labels show what needs attention and when a pull request is ready for maintainer approval or a merge decision.
Create GitHub pull requests with the gh command-line tool. Check linked issues, contributor permissions, branch conventions, and relevant tests, then prepare a title and description that follow the project's contribution rules.
Coordinate development work by breaking tasks down, writing six-part Task Prompts, and managing P8 agent teams. This skill takes a technical lead role, directing parallel agents and their delivery without writing code itself.
Run iterative development with repeated implementation and verification, using failure history to guide changes. When a verification command is configured, an independent hook checks completion after the agent's own tests, with pause and abort markers available.